Bill Shorten Archives

Aug 25

Love39

After Malcolm Turnbull's dramatic exit, now is Prime Minister Scott Morrison's opportunity to rewrite the rulebook for the election and unite the party.

PM ScoMo: same pitch, new salesman

By Paul Hemsley Analysis, Federal No Comments

New leader’s great opportunity after Turnbull hits a dead end.

Jul 28

Love38

After by-election, leadership debate will roar again

By Paul Hemsley Analysis, Federal No Comments

‘Super Saturday’ fallout to haunt PM until next federal election.

Sep 21

Love28

After Joe Biden's remarks on a universal basic income scheme, it's time for authorities to consider where work forces stand in the automation boom.

Universal Basic Income can’t come soon enough

By Staff Writers Analysis, Federal

Benefits or detriments to the community?

Sep 18

Love28

Social media outlets are a key disruptor in the modern market, so how do organisations aim to overcome the challenges they present?

Navigating the rocky social media landscape of the late 2010s

By Staff Writers Analysis, ICT

The great communication barriers to overcome.

Apr 28

Love38

Bill Shorten has promised a potential Labor government would help fund a new railway from the Western Sydney Airport to be opened from day one.

Shorten promises $400 mil for Western Sydney Airport railway

By Staff Writers Federal, Infrastructure, State, Transport

Plans unveiled intended to boost economic growth by $3.6 billion.

Nov 11

Love14

The victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential election promises uncertainty for Australians in the present and volatility in the future.

Australia sails into uncharted waters with Trump at US helm

By Jonathan Bradley Federal

US Election 2016 – The Donald’s suggested overhaul of foreign trade deals to impact Australia?

Jul 04

Love7

Government procurement at federal, state and local levels is at very low risk of being impacted by the current electoral crisis that befalls the Parliament.

Struggle to form government has little impact on procurement

By Staff Writers Federal

Federal Election 2016 – Déjà vu from 2010, but business as usual for government bureaucracy.

Jun 24

Love5

Whichever party wins the upcoming federal election on 2nd July, partnerships between the private and public sectors stand to thrive.

Election promises opportunities for business and government

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT, Infrastructure

Federal Election 2016 – Whichever party wins the 2nd July ballot, public private partnerships stand to thrive.